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Ethanol: The Promise And The Peril – Report

Publication, Agriculture, Robert SopuckSeptember 1, 2002

Manitoba has an established ethanol industry, and the Government of Manitoba is exploring whether to expand it. Ethanol is produced from wheat, in Manitoba, by means of fermentation. The ethanol is then blended with gasoline to produce ethanol-blended gasoline (EBG).

Nav Canada – A Model for Commercializing Public Enterprises

Research Paper, Role of Government, Robert Poole, Viggo ButlerSeptember 1, 2002

The search for optimal models of offering public services has its occasional successes. Notable among these in the last decade are reforms in the rules that govern public transportation.

The West’s Biggest Provincial Government

Charticle, Public Sector, Frontier CentreSeptember 1, 2002

If Manitoba’s provincial government spending as a percentage of its economy were at the Canadian average, it would have to reduce its spending by $1.6 billion or increase the size of the economy by $8.6 billion.

Health-care conflict hurts patients

Worth A Look, Healthcare & Welfare, Frontier CentreAugust 10, 2002

Among the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries, Canada is unique in having no private-sector involvement in the hospital sector.

A Powerful Idea for Empowering Aboriginals

Commentary, Aboriginal Futures, Frontier CentreJuly 22, 2002

Canada’s most persistent blight is arguably the poverty of the First Nations. A world-class disgrace, people as diverse as the Pope and Nelson Mandela have indicted it.

Deconstructing the Aboriginal Problem

Publication, Aboriginal Futures, Dennis OwensJuly 1, 2002

An important new paper points the way to the resolution of an historic blight on Canadian society – the social and economic health of our First Nations population. Aboriginals as a distinct group have not fully participated in the wider prosperity of the country whose First Citizens they compose.

Police Performance Up

Charticle, Public Sector, Frontier CentreJune 28, 2002

In the mix of elements that might generate recovery in Winnipeg’s troubled core, a necessary, if not sufficient condition is effective policing.

2002 Tax Load Index – The Gap Widens

Charticle, Taxation, Frontier CentreJune 1, 2002

Our 2002 Tax Load Index expands this year to include B.C., Ontario and two neighbouring U.S. states, North Dakota and Minnesota.

Winnipeg Police Performance Improves Slightly

Blog, Municipal Government, Frontier CentreJune 1, 2002

In 2000, Winnipeg had the fourth highest level of police strength of Canadian cities, at 176 officers per 100,000 population, a reduction of six from 1999’s proportion.

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